Almost every phone made in the last 5 years does. The full list is below — find yours, then move on.
A browser can't reliably detect your exact phone — install the Simline app for an instant compatibility check, or search the supported list below.
Don't see your phone, or it shows as unsupported? Some Android phones ship with eSIM disabled even though the hardware is present. Try Settings → Mobile network → Add eSIM, or dial *#06# — if you see an EID number, your device supports eSIM.
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iPhone: Settings → General → About → look for an Available eSIM section near the bottom. Android: Settings → Network or Connections → look for 'Add eSIM' or 'Download a SIM'. If you see either, you're good.
Most newer iPhones and Pixels are unlocked from the factory. Older models bought on contract may be locked — check with your home carrier. A locked phone usually still supports eSIM but only for plans from the same carrier.
Yes for cellular iPad and Apple Watch GPS+Cellular models. The Simline app generates a separate QR for each device.
iPhone 8, 7, and earlier don't have an eSIM chip — no software update can change that. Older Pixels (1, 2) and Samsung pre-S20 are likewise hardware-blocked.
